Well yeah.. I remember a few great scenes in Chris Dee's Cat Tales where the characters are talking to luffa sponges, family portraits, mirror images.. or brushing their teeth.
In each instance we discovered something new an insight into how the character works. what makes them tick, it is an absence of action but still remains interesting is the point being made here.
Yeah I can agree that there really is no boring parts intentionally written in to stories, but some things that some people find interesting and insightful, other people will find boring and shallow.
So... I guess at the end of the day, just do your best to convey the scene in your head as interestingly as you can and let others make of it what they will![[Image: smile.gif]](http://www.ezboard.com/intl/aenglish/images/emoticons/smile.gif)
hopefully the way you did it, despite whatever is being described is good enough to carry the readers to the next line and the line after that 
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We are the swords in the darkness, the watchers on the walls. The fire that burns against the cold, the light that brings the dawn. The horn that wakes the sleepers. The shield that guards the realms of men. -The Brothers Black
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Take Your Candle, Go Light Your World.
In each instance we discovered something new an insight into how the character works. what makes them tick, it is an absence of action but still remains interesting is the point being made here.
Yeah I can agree that there really is no boring parts intentionally written in to stories, but some things that some people find interesting and insightful, other people will find boring and shallow.
So... I guess at the end of the day, just do your best to convey the scene in your head as interestingly as you can and let others make of it what they will
hopefully the way you did it, despite whatever is being described is good enough to carry the readers to the next line and the line after that _______________________________We are the swords in the darkness, the watchers on the walls. The fire that burns against the cold, the light that brings the dawn. The horn that wakes the sleepers. The shield that guards the realms of men. -The Brothers Black
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Take Your Candle, Go Light Your World.